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I n f o r m a ti o n Te c h n o lo g y f o r C o l l e g e F a c u l t y
August 2 – August 14
University of Central Oklahoma
Edmond,Oklahoma
Two-week session • Four g raduate credits
Co-sponsored by Irwin/McGraw-Hill and the University of Central Oklahoma
1998 courses
Introduction to Visual Basic 5.0
Instructors: Julia Case Bradley and Anita C.
Millspaugh
Participants will learn how to create applications
using the Visual Basic programming environment.
VB 5.0’s tools for creating GUIs and the VB pro gramming language will be explored, with empha sis on designing applications to solve problems
and on good programming techniques. Projects
will involve constructing complete, executable VB
applications, including some which access relational databases.
Prerequisites:Experience with Microsoft
W indows 95; graduate standing with the
University of Central Oklahoma; and at least
one year’s teaching experience.
Introduction to
Java Programming
Instructor: Bruce Myers
This course will intro duce the details
of the Java programming lan guage, its use for the creation
of applets to be used on Web
pages, and its use for the cre ation of stand-alone applications. Topics will include basic Java programming
constructs, classes, methods, arrays, event-driven
programming, inheritance, graphical user inter faces, and file input/output. Student projects will
include the creation of applets, the creation of
Web pages that use these applets, and the creation
of stand-alone Java applications.
Prerequisites: Experience in programming in a
block-structured language and knowledge of basic
p rogramming concepts; graduate standing with the
University of Central Oklahoma; and at least one
year’s teaching experience. A familiarity with
object- oriented programming concepts is recommended.
Hands-On Networking with Windows NT and
Novell IntranetWare
Instructor: Randy Johnston
This course will present the latest advancements
knowledge
1998 instructors
in networking technology. Topics included are
Windows NT, Novell IntranetWare, network
adapters, hubs & cabling, and sharing resources
such as modems and printers. Protection of your
network through Proxy Server and Border
Manager will be discussed. This course is intended
to help you understand how to properly imple ment an Intranet as well as a LAN. The tools need ed for LAN and Intranet management will be discussed, demonstrated, and used. At the end of the
two-week course, you will understand the options
available in both software and hardware to make
an informed installation decision for
your own campus, and be prepared to
teach students similar content.
Prerequisites: Experience with
Microsoft Windows 95; gradu ate standing with the
University of Central
Oklah oma ; and at least one year’s
teaching experience.
Interactive Web
Database
Instructor: Gerald Post
This course will cover the fundamentals of building interactive
database sites. It will include a
review of HTML and database
design in preparation for building a client-sever
database on the Web. It will include coverage of
SQ L, server-side scripts (JavaScript), and server
management. Emphasis for the course will be on
creating a Web site that interacts with a database.
The course will use Microsoft NT server and focus
on building Web sites with active-server pages
(ASP). Students will build a sample commercial
site, including the database, all Web pages, and the
server-side scripts. Additional topics for discussion
will include Web page design, database design,
database queries, programming, network management, computer security, issues in configuring an
NT server, the SQL-server database, and secure
Web sites.
Prerequisites:Experience with Microsoft Windows
95; some experience with database and HTML are
desirable; graduate standing with the University
of Central Oklahoma; and at least one year’s
teaching experience.
Bruce Myers
Introduction to Java Programming
Bruce teaches Computer Science at Austin Peay
State University in Clarksville, Tennessee. He
received his Ph.D. in Mathematics at the
University of Kentucky. Bruce has been teaching
NCEI courses since 1990. He teaches and consults
extensively in the object-oriented field.
Julia Case Bradley and Anita C. Millspaugh
Introduction to Visual Basic 5.0
Julia is an instructor at Mt. San Antonio College,
where she teaches beginning and advanced Visual
Basic, Microcomputer Applications, and Access
courses. She received her bachelor’s degree at the
University of La Verne, and has made numerous
presentations at regional and national conferences
while developing and managing a model Faculty
Computing Center for Mt. San Antonio College.
Julia is the author of several programming books
for Irwin/McGraw-Hill, including Programming
in Visual Basic 5.0 , which she co-authored with
Anita Millspaugh.
Anita also teaches at Mt. San Antonio College,
where she is currently serving as chair of the CIS
dep artment. Sh e received her MBA from California
State Polytechnic University, with a bachelor’s
degree in Computer Information Systems. Anita
was recognized as Outstanding Educator by the
Associated Students this past year. She is the
author of Business Programming in C for DOSBased Systems and co-author of Programming in
Visual Basic 5.0 with Julia Bradley.
Gerald (Jerry) Post
Interactive Web Database
This is Jerry’s second year teaching at the NCEI.
Jerry is professor of MIS at Western Kentucky
University. He received a bachelor’s degree in
mathematics and economics at the University of
Wisconsin-Eau Claire, and a Ph.D. in economics
and statistics at Iowa State University. He has also
completed AACSB sponsored post-doctoral work
in MIS at Indiana University. Jerry has published
challenging
several papers in leading MIS, Decision Science,
and Marketing journals. He is the author of an
MIS textbook and a Database textbook, both pub lished by Irwin/McGraw-Hill, and has been teach ing MIS and database management courses for
over ten years, as well as an interactive Web data base course for two years. When not attached to
his keyboard, Jerry can be found on his bicycle.
Hands-On Networking
with Windows NT and
Novell IntranetWare
Interactive Web
Database
Introduction to
Java Programming
Randy Johnston
Hands-on Networking with Windows NT and
Novell IntranetWare
This will be Randy’s twelfth teaching experience
with the NCEI. A popular instructor in previous
years, Randy is currently Chair of the AICPA
Microcomputer Conference Committee. He creat ed the first microcomputer instructional curricu lum in the central Kansas area at Hutchinson
Community College, a program that served as a
model program for community colleges and uni versities around the nation. Randy’s company,
Network Management Group, Inc., installs and
services Local Area Networks throughout the
United States. Randy received his master’s degree
in Computer Science at Wichita State University.
Randy is the author of three college level texts for
McGraw-Hill, and is currently developing a book
about networking.
Introduction to
Visual Basic 5.0
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